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Gold
3 deals
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$4,514.75 | +3.90% |
$4,514.75
£3,383
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| $5,159.56 | +18.44% |
$5,159.56
S$6,596
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| $86.95 | +30.09% |
$86.94
S$111
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| $6,191.15 | +42.12% |
$619.13
S$791
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Gold
2 deals
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$6,294.45 | +42.79% | $251.77 | Compare |
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Silver
9 deals
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$101.44 |
+52.17%
+83% inc.VAT
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$101.44
£91 inc.VAT
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Bavarian State Mint: frequently asked questions
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The Bavarian State Mint (Bayerische Hauptmünzamt) is a German sovereign mint based in Munich. It is one of Germany's five active state mints and produces circulation coins for Bavaria and Germany as well as collector and bullion products.
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The Bavarian State Mint produces gold and silver coins, medals, and proof sets alongside its circulation coinage work. Its bullion output includes commemorative and collector-oriented pieces rather than the large generic bar programs typical of private refineries. BullionFerret currently tracks 20 products from this mint.
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Yes. Germany has five state mints: Munich (mint mark D), Berlin (A), Hamburg (J), Karlsruhe (G), and Stuttgart (F). Each carries a letter mark on the coins it strikes. The Bavarian State Mint in Munich uses the D mark and produces both official circulation coinage and bullion or collector products.
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BullionFerret currently tracks 20 Bavarian State Mint products across the dealers we monitor, letting you compare prices side by side.